Hecate Baseball T-Shirts

Three faces of cemetary goddess

In a world full of princesses be a witch

Keep the prince, I'll take the witch

The moon card in tarot, use your intuition and develop your power so you can see what is hidden.

Classic tale of Beauty!

Digital remaster of Medea (1868) by Frederick Sandys.

Persephone with pomegranates and skulls

Occult Design of a Beetle Bug.

Camp Half Blood, Child of Hecate – Percy Jackson inspired design

Triple Moon

Fairytale Girl - Vintage Pagan Folk Art Of a Beautiful Girl Goddess in Illustrated Woods on a Full Moon - Perfect Design For Witchcore, Cottagecore and Goblincore Aesthetic and Witchy Art Lovers

A logo I designed to convey the scary and beautiful elements that coexist in the natural world. Autumn leaves and cicadas set off a foreground of spiders and watching eyes.

Melinoë is the Princess of the Underworld and sister of Zagreus!

The traditional Symbol of the Queen of the Three Realms

Vintage Artwork of an Occult Animal Skull.

My depiction of The Triple Moon Goddesses, Artemis (the Maiden), Selene (the Mother (pronounced See-lee-nee)) and Hecate (the Crone (pronounce Hek-ate-ee)). Created with IllustrateAI.

“The moon is my mother. She is not sweet like Mary. Her blue garments unloose small bats and owls.” ― Sylvia Plath

Fairytale Witch - Vintage Pagan Folk Art Of a Beautiful Witch Queen With Torch and Flaming Fire - Illustrated Woods on a Full Moon - Perfect Design For Witchcore, Cottagecore and Goblincore Aesthetic and Witchy Art Lovers

Tropical moonlight, the power of the triple moon, maiden, mother and crone

Hecate

I started with the Rose Cross sigil technique, and Hekate’s name. Thus I ended up with a simple set of angles and a circle. I poured the paint onto the canvas in that same pattern, in the colors most closely associated with Hekate (red, black, white, and yellow.) This being fluid art, of course the paints wanted to move and shift and blend across the surface, which I expected. I did my best to keep the paint along the lines of the sigil, but there’s only so much control in this method of painting. The end result has a distinct lack of a clear sigil, but a fire-like quality when looked at upside down. This reminds me of the cemetery art tradition, of death being symbolized by an upside down torch. All of which is very Hekatean. I hope y...

Gaia

Hekate, who brings Death As a psychopompe, Hekate is one of the Gods who helps mortals pass into the next life.

Melinoë is the Princess of the Underworld and sister of Zagreus!

The night dance is just the witch the cat and the moon.

Hekate-Mother of the Crossroads

Hekate the Unnameable - Ineffable in Her Nature, so we come up with dozens of names and ideas to try to communicate a Goddess who spans Heaven and Hell. Watercolor, ink, and marker on paper.

Witches know best, manifest your dreams with the growing moon.

cats pattern

Thrasybulus found himself in danger, and prayed to the Gods, and to Hekate, whereupon She manifested as a pillar of light and led him to safety.

"I saw a fearsome woman approaching me, almost half a stadium's length high. In Her left hand She held a torch and in Her right a sword 20 cubits long. Below the waist She had snake-feet; above it She resembled a Gorgon, so far as concerns the look in Her eyes..." Lucian, Philopseudes, 170s CE

Hekate with her Hound, surrounded by the lights of her followers. A fairly traditional depiction.

Hekate had her followers throughout the Mediterranean, and by the 4th century CE, She was sometimes believed to be Nature Herself. Sometimes when I dream, it inspires art. Watercolor on paper, ink, tea, and dreamstuff.

Hail Hekate, Keybearer, Torchbearer, Gentle Nurse, unto whom I have sworn my oaths, I pray to you...

Pink sparkle - Animal spirit Raven

Triple Moon Goddess